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Fayette football kicks off with big slate Aug. 19, 20
Football season kicks off with a bang this weekend, with all five varsity high school teams in action over two days.
It begins on Friday,...
What’s good for the goose …
If my calculations are correct, there are 37 major cities across the United States that are self-declared “sanctuary cities.” That is, a city that...
Controlling Time
I’ve finally done it; I’ve found a way to control time!
Don’t believe me? What if I told you I’ve found a way to stretch...
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Fayette football kicks off with big slate Aug. 19, 20
Football season kicks off with a bang this weekend, with all five varsity high school teams in action over two days.
It begins on Friday,...
Hixon hits the links at US Adaptive Open
Zoe Hixon just met her new heroes. Zoe, a 3rd grader at North Fayette Elementary, was recently a special guest at the inaugural US...
School system invites aspiring teachers to join After School team
Fayette County Public Schools is reaching out to future teachers interested in joining the After School Program (ASP) team.
ASP is inviting high school juniors...
Starr’s Mill’s Hibbs wins Cheerleader of the Year
Our county’s cheerleaders rank among the best of the best in the state, and that was solidified with the Georgia Cheerleading Coaches Association (GCCA)...
Inman Elem. class saves Sam
Sam got saved with a little help from his new friends at Inman Elementary. The 3rd grade class of Emily Burns teamed up to...
